The Occupation of Joe
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The Occupation of Joe
Narrated by:
Bill Baynes
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Narrated by:
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Bill Baynes
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By:
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Bill Baynes
About this listen
Tokyo, 1945. A Japanese boy too old for his years, a survivor of the American firebombing, dares to cross the wasteland where he saw thousands burn to death and approach the occupying forces to get food for his family.
A young navy lieutenant, proud of the Allied victory but appalled by the devastation he sees across the city, cares enough to help. As post-war pressures mount between the two cultures, he becomes entangled in the lives of the boy, his infant sister, and his beautiful mother.
The Occupation of Joe is an emotionally powerful, gripping post-war tragedy from Top Hat Books, publisher of quality historical fiction.
©2017 Bill Baynes (P)2019 Bill Baynes
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